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Originally Posted by dukey
Unless I am missing some critical piece of understanding.
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You are.
There is no fixed packet size, the allocator just has some dummy value set, but since the source filter controls the allocator, it'll just have the packets matching the frame size perfectly, no extra allocation is done. Every packet has a different size.
For no VBR format you can use a static packet size, unless you specify it to be way huge, which isn't a good idea. However you have to tell the allocator some value in that allocator properties structure, could as well be "1" or something.
Most other splitters use a static size, and just increase that static size once a frame exceeds it. I used to do that as well, but implemented a better method recently.